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Dan Williams
I'm trying to make "Read" Receipt e-mails be less annoying.
Can you get the Rules Wizard to detect them?
I've tried checking for the text "was read on" in the body, but I guess
the body of a Receipt is not treated as a real e-mail body. Same with
"Read:" in the Subject (which I already expected, since Outlook
alphabetizes them as if "Read:" were not there).
The best idea I've thought of so far for making them less intrusive, in
addition to putting them in another folder (which I already do), is to
play a sound when all the regular e-mails arrive, but for Receipts play
a sound that is silence [silence.wav], so they won't make any
mail-arrival sound. If only I could tell which e-mails were the
Receipts! Currently, no matter what I do in the Rules Wizard, the
Receipts play the regular sound.
This is Outlook 2000 with Windows 2000.
I use VBA in Excel and Word, but I don't know any of the
Outlook-specific commands, so a non-VBA solution would be preferred.
Dan Williams
danwPlanet
Can you get the Rules Wizard to detect them?
I've tried checking for the text "was read on" in the body, but I guess
the body of a Receipt is not treated as a real e-mail body. Same with
"Read:" in the Subject (which I already expected, since Outlook
alphabetizes them as if "Read:" were not there).
The best idea I've thought of so far for making them less intrusive, in
addition to putting them in another folder (which I already do), is to
play a sound when all the regular e-mails arrive, but for Receipts play
a sound that is silence [silence.wav], so they won't make any
mail-arrival sound. If only I could tell which e-mails were the
Receipts! Currently, no matter what I do in the Rules Wizard, the
Receipts play the regular sound.
This is Outlook 2000 with Windows 2000.
I use VBA in Excel and Word, but I don't know any of the
Outlook-specific commands, so a non-VBA solution would be preferred.
Dan Williams
danwPlanet